Multiple Choice
When determining whether an income places a family or individual in poverty, the official poverty rate excludes
A) money income derived from sources other than labor.
B) money income received from transfer programs.
C) noncash benefits derived from programs supplying recipients with food, housing, and medical benefits.
D) noncash benefits that are provided the non-elderly, but it counts these benefits when they are supplied to the elderly.
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